Crocuses in the snow
Catriona InnesComing to terms with the reality of all different sorts of grief... by talking about it together.
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The dust of who I used to be
Words keep escaping me. I sat, dumbfounded as I tried to search my now-closed brain for the word for rickshaw. I wrote “squalking” for the noise seagulls make and then just considered keeping it, because I can’t get my brain to do what it a...
I’m Leaving the Home Where I Finally Stopped Trying to be a ‘Good Woman’
There are strangers in my home, manoeuvring through all the clutter that we tried to clear; chaos that the estate agents would prefer to be wiped away, our personalities painted beige.
I sit, in our yard that we’re now calling a garden, an...
My first love died, and I don't know how to feel
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A photo of us, taped in my diary (I’ve edited his face out, for privacy reasons)
I can remember him in fragments. I am not sure if the moments that I step into are my own, or just photographs that captured a second of...
How to save a life: let transgender people be their entire, beautiful selves
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Here are some facts: my dad is a woman. She was born, all those years ago, in this man’s body. This ill-fitting, uncomfortable to wear body, that simply did not match her soul. For a long, long time she functioned within it,...
All the data gives me writer's block, how do I stop caring?
Happy New Year! Here’s an odd tumble of words about setting resolutions and how not to let data define you. The headline doesn’t quite, entirely, match what the entire piece is about but I like that on here things can just flow, as they are...
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